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Shippys.org is a voice for seafarers—a platform created to share real stories, experiences, and opinions from life at sea. It serves as a mouthpiece for the maritime community, giving those who work offshore a place to be heard, understood, and respected.
We’ll be entering a port in Egypt soon. Could anyone share insights about the local authorities and how people there generally interact with seafarers?
“Is it realistically possible to strictly maintain rest hours onboard with the current manning strength?”
Author is a Chief Officer who has spent over a decade navigating the world’s oceans, leading deck operations and ensuring the safety of crew, cargo, and vessel alike. Through his writing, he hopes to bridge the gap between land and ...
Safety at sea is sacred. As mariners, we know better than anyone that cutting corners can cost lives. Hazard identification, risk assessments, and proper procedures are the backbone of our industry—when applied correctly. But somewhere along the way, common sense ...
Change is inevitable, especially in the dynamic environment of shipboard operations. When a seasoned, efficient crew member signs off and a new one joins, comparisons are bound to happen. The old guy knew every tool’s location, every shortcut in the ...
